?'s on duals

[smokin_stroker00]

I have a 2000 f350 cab chassis single wheel will duals fit on that axle off of a f350 dual wheel

 

[Diesel_brad]

NO

 

[charliee22]

i would say maybe cause the older ones will.

 

[Diesel_brad]

i would say maybe cause the older ones will.

No. they will not.

In order to run dual wheels you need to to one of 3 things

1. Get spacers
2. get a dually axle
3. narrow the frame

 

[stonecrusher]

the wheel studs are more than likely not long enough

 

[u2slow]

19.5" wheels and tires can support up to 5000# each. On my E350, it was easier and cheaper than going DRW.

 

[smokin_stroker00]

No. they will not.

In order to run dual wheels you need to to one of 3 things

1. Get spacers
2. get a dually axle
3. narrow the frame

Narrow the frame I thought the superduty's frames were all the same width?

 

[Diesel_brad]

Narrow the frame I thought the superduty's frames were all the same width?

No. the cab-n-chassis have a narrower frame than a pick up

 

[charliee22]

the studs on my f350 single tire are the same length as my buddies f350 dually but i dont know about the frames on the older trucks.

 

[smokin_stroker00]

No. the cab-n-chassis have a narrower frame than a pick up

But that is what I have is a single wheel cab and chassis

 

[charliee22]

but are the studs the same

 

[stonecrusher]

Honestly I couldn't see ford going to the trouble of making 2 different frames. The dually rear ends in most applications just have longer studs and/or the axle tubes are a little bit longer. The frames are the same I measured them today just to back up what I am saying.

 

[smokin_stroker00]

Honestly I couldn't see ford going to the trouble of making 2 different frames. The dually rear ends in most applications just have longer studs and/or the axle tubes are a little bit longer. The frames are the same I measured them today just to back up what I am saying.

They do make more than one frame my 2000 f250 is 37" wide and curved
my 2000 F350 cab and chassis is flat framed and is only 34" wide

 

[Diesel_brad]

But that is what I have is a single wheel cab and chassis

NO SRW trucks left the factory without a bed. They were built as a pickup, delivered, bed removed then a utility, flat, or some other custom bed was installed. A true cab-n-chassis has a flat frame and is 34" wide. AN industry standard

 

[Diesel_brad]

Honestly I couldn't see ford going to the trouble of making 2 different frames. The dually rear ends in most applications just have longer studs and/or the axle tubes are a little bit longer. The frames are the same I measured them today just to back up what I am saying.

Yes. Ford made differnt frames for cab-n-chassis and regular dually pick ups